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Intergenerational fairness in the EU : income and housing dynamics in the context of demographic change

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24510‎$a‎​Intergenerational fairness in the EU‎$b‎​: income and housing dynamics in the context of demographic change
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300  ‎$a‎​48 p.
520  ‎$a‎​The report explores the income and housing situation of different generations in the EU, assessing the implications for intergenerational fairness and their connection to demographic change. We compare income, homeownership and housing affordability for individuals across generations when they were of the same age.Recent generations, particularly at younger age, have experienced growing income challenges and limited access to affordable housing. In contrast to earlier-born cohorts, who generally improved their situation compared to the previous generation, younger individuals face stagnant income, rising poverty risk, and low-paying jobs. Income inequality is widening within their age group
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